During a two-month period, Dakota Kahler contributed to the home-assistant/brands repository by delivering two feature-focused branding updates. Dakota integrated the Birdfy and Stopfinder logos and associated SVG assets, centralizing brand visuals to ensure consistency across user interfaces. The work emphasized UI/UX design and graphic design, with a focus on maintainability and alignment with marketing objectives. Dakota collaborated with cross-functional teams to support design-to-code handoff and prepared assets for future health metrics visualization. No bugs were reported or fixed, reflecting a narrow but well-executed scope. The contributions improved brand visibility and laid groundwork for enhanced user experience in the repository.